Fidler's Bend Outdoors

Great park, friendly staff, great mix of trails, would definitely had given this park 5 stars if it wasn’t for their water. Water smells soo bad wife damn near puked. The whole shower house and water smells like a full porta potty on a 100degree day.

Made our first trip to Fidler’s Bend recently and was very impressed. The owner was a great person who went above and beyond to make sure everything went smooth. The campsites are spacious and actually fit all your toys and camper without constantly shuffling rigs. The trails were made from Sunday drive to bouncers only and everything in between. Bonus on the weekends they offer onsite float trips. We will definitely be back.

Super nice staff and main areas are well maintained. Loads of parking, enough for large vehicles and large trailers. However, the trails are not marked at all as far as I saw. They have a map at the front but not very detailed. It is very easy to be on a trail and end up at a double black diamond hill climb. The only way around is turning around. This place has great potential, but to compete with flagship style off-road parks, they’re going to have to mark these trails to keep a steady flow of vehicles and prevent accidents. For the money that is spent for entrance(each person, driver or passenger), the marking of the trails needs to be done.

Yesterday was my first time visiting Fidler’s Bend in Colcord, Ok. My buddy and we were excited and arrived around 10 am we paid our $20 entry fee and parked. All gates that accessed the main trails were locked. We spoke with the front office lady, and she flagged down a man in a white truck to assist us. We believed that all 17 gates would be unlocked for us. So, we drove on a few trails we could access for about an hour. We again drove down the main roads, and all the gates were still locked. (Note: we were able to access approximately 30% of the trails while waiting for the gates to be opened). Finally, in the afternoon we decided to leave since the gates were never open for us. On our way out I again spoke with the main office and expressed my disappointment and requested a refund or a prorate on my $20 entry fee. The lady at the front office agreed with me and stated she and another person on the property had a key but there was really nothing they could do to assist us. I was amazed that nobody on the property was empowered or had the ability to resolve / assist us with our overall visit. I for one expect that if I pay $20 for access to the trials (Just what is advertised on their website) that’s what I should receive. I don’t believe I will be visiting Fidler’s Bend in the future and will most definitely pass my overall experience on to my friends and the groups I ride with.

First time out here, from the folks welcoming us at registration to the cool dip in the river. This place was awesome. Great trails some challenging uphills

Had a track, drags, mud pits, tons of Traile’s camping hookups. Very well done, we will be back and will bring g some friends.